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Donna JUANA PARRAoA v. DE FUENzALIDA,
etc.. of Chill. made very commendablo efforts
to live up to her elongated name. But she
has just succumbed at one hundred and
twenty years of age.
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Edward H~agenmuller, OF 70 East One Hundred
and Ninth street, appeared as complainant in tho
Harlem Police Court this morning against Chas.
Slebeck, of 400 East Ninety first street. A party Il
dancers were at Mount Morris Hall last night, and
when o'clock came %siebeck, who is q special dep
demonstrated and Siebeck dubbed him over the
head. Justice White held Siebeck for examination.
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OPEN TO ALL.
ADVERTISING II
agate Measurement.)

M IAGhto M0hHuremeht.J
Ordinary. 25 cents per line. No extra price for ac-
eeptable display. Business or Special Notices, opposite
Editorial page, so cents per line. Reading Notices,
starred or marked "Advt."; First page, S1.5O per
line; Fourth page. 1926 per line; Inside page. 81
per line.
JhsrafesJ for odvsrtsino IN the Daily WORLD do not dp-
sIp 10 the Epening Issue. Nor do the rates Of that Issue
Apply 10 he Morning Edition.
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Knew His Verse.

VEFVW HU7P0'" uuIuFsI
know my verse; said q small sunday-school
scholar TO his teacher one Sabbath when 1t came to
his turn TO reeite q verse from the Bible. "Itma
bully one, tooi / was 80 afraid some other Teller
would say II before mel
"Let ls hear II, then, James,
AT the top Of his voice the little boy shouted:
Meany, .meany, ticket up his shin" Mems,
meme, Nkel, upharsinl
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They were called Pilgrims in the toasts last
night, but it would appear from the general
one Of the remarks that they were really
Grim Pills.
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There were a good many musty chestnuts
cracked at the New England dinner last
night. But then a good old story is better
than a bad new one.
The evening world., 1887-12-23

Herbert SPENCER can find no relief from
insomnia. Has he tried reading the exposi-
tons of his works by some of his American
admirers2 They put most persons to sleep.
The evening world., 1887-12-23

The excess of revenue collected thus far
this month by the National Government Is
nearly s19, OOO, 900. The issue of stopping the
surplus was not forced too soon.
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The funeral of Major James Haggerty will be
strictly private. The services, which will be held
this evening, will be attended by the officers and
several members of the Manhattan Branch of the
Irish National League and by the members Of the
Reno Post, No. n, Grand Army OF the Republic.
The burial will take place at Greenwood Cemetery
Tomorrow.
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Col. FELLOWS gave the Tammany braves
and some who are not at all brave-a good,
sound nti-high-tariff Democratic talking
to :" last night. There is no old Whig-
gerry " in his Democracy.
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Vinegar Trust " would only put mi
more straw on the cancels back. Before the
" last straw is added the patient animal
will hump himself and kick all the Trusts to
A;ylaru
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Fell from Hi. Cab While Very Tired.

Thomas McIlhaney, thirty-eight years old, q cab
driver living at 80 East Thlrty-seventn street, fell
from the seat Of his cab to the ground while at the
corner Of Ninetieth street and Third avenue early
this morning and received a severe scalp wound.
An ambulance surgeon attended to the mans In
juries. He was afterwards locked up In the East
Eighty eighth street station for intoXication.
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We rather guess that Brer SHERMAN Is only
/" lying low.' He is not given to withdraw.
ing so long in advance.
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At West Point.

Iron Puek.l
Instr1ctor-Give the rule for approximate calcu-
lation Of horizontal distance.
Piebe ttrom New York City, Connd~eu;lyI-Twsnty
blocks to the mile,
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A man with ears seven inches long has
Just been discovered over in Jersey. Proba-
bly, some relative Of Mr.. d. ONKRY.
The evening world., 1887-12-23

Nature and the coal combines" are Civ
ing Kansas a taste Of prohibition that she
does not fancy.
The evening world., 1887-12-23

Maryland's navy is engaged in q lively
"broil" with the oyster pirates, and the
authorities are in q " stew"
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WHARTON BARKER sees 1t too. 1t is not yet
certain that 1t will be BLAINE!
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So IL 10.
Iron Puck.l

she-John, what Is o coastwise steamerf
He-one that knows how to keep on the rocks,
darling.
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Mayor Hewitt Get. n Rattle.

Somebody sent Mayor Hewitt 0 ohiId'B willow
rattle to-day, but failed TO say whether the toy was
intended for the Mayor himself or for the children
on Randalps Island. A card inclosed was marked
nGrand Army Fair
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the loveliest and most becoming gown, for
only that one must be worn at the Wander
bilt ball, This ball, to be given by Mr.. and
Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt, at their home at
Fifth avenue and Fifty-seventh street, will
be the dance of the winter and will take
place on the evening of Jan. 20. The floral
decorations have not yet been decided on,
but the delicate colors used for the
debutantes will not be selected, but
rather the white, red and yellow, and more
brilliant hues suited to the season. There
will be as splendid a floral display as has been
seen for years. The new Hungarian band Of
the Eden Musee will furnish the music.
Erdelyi Naczi will lead. Mr.. and Mrs. VAN
derbilt are prepared to enjoy society for sew
eral years before their own children are old
enough to be introduced. Mrs. Vanderbilt
will also give a reception on the afternoon of
Jan. IL.
Miss Laura r. Conkling will give a dinner
street, in honor Of her aunt, Mrs. Roscoe
Conkling. Miss Conkling will wear O white
gown of French faille with ov~erdraperies Of
silver tulle, made with V sleeveless corsage.
pink. The favors will be punches of roses.
The guests will include ex-senator and Mrs.
Roscoe Conkling, Mrs. u. s. Grant, GOV. and
Mrs. Green of New Jersey Mr.. and Mrs; !.
JuWIenCt SIllJu, Mis-. IllChS-LOIu hlu SOl.
and Mrs. F. D.. Grant.
Mr.. A. A. Bibby will pass a portion of the
holidays at Tuxedo.
Mr.. Egerton L. Winthrop, Of % East
Thirty-third street, will give a dance on the
evening of Dan. 4.
Captain and Mrs. Warren O.. Beach. Of
5S5 Fifth avenue. will give a theatre party
followed by a supper this evening.
Mrs. Arthur M. Dodge, of 70 East Thirty
fourth street, will give a children's party this
evening.
Mrs. Lawrence Kip. of 452 Fifth avenue,
will entertain the Friday Evening Dancing
Glass on Jan. G..
Mrs. Bran Stoker and Mrs. Alma Tadema
divide the honors of being the most beauti-
full women in England.
Miss Jennie Chamberlain will pass o por-
ton of the winter season in Rome.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey will pass the winter
in Italy.
The second monthly reunion of the Goethe
Society will be held On Jan. 10. Mr.. Frank
b. Sanborn, of Concord, Mass, will give an
address on Goethe and Shakespeare, with
some remarks ON the R~aconian Gynothasis.
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SOCIETY AFFAIRS OF NOTE.
THE LEADING EVENT OF THE SEASON ~
BE THE VANDERBILT BALI.

1t will be Given by Mrs. Cornelius ynpdsr-
bilt, mt Her Home, ut Fifth Avenue and
Fifth-reventh Street, on Jan. 23-Mr..
u. ;. Grant to be n Guest Of Mrs. Laura
X. ConkIing mt Dinner This Evening.
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BILLIARDS ALL THE STYLE.
PEOPLE IN FASHIONABLE SOCIETY INTER
ESTED IN THE GAME.

CIubmen Taking Lessons OF Billiard Experts
Ladies' ENTHUSIASTICALLY Learning TO Play
Some Statesmen and Men About Town
Who are Skilful with the Cue-Talks
with Players Who Teach the Game.
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ECEMBER has almost

ECEMBER has almos,
vanished, and January,
with its wintry pleas.
ures, is near at hand.
Many persons are rush.
ing off to Tuxedo for
the holidays, prepared
to enjoy the first slides
of the season on its de-
lightfully d%angerous
%toboggan.
The married ladies
and'the ~debutantes are
examining the con.
tents of the last boxes
from Rony and Felix
and Worth, trying to
decide which is really
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law, to apply to every city, town and hamlet
in the State.
Keep the cigar workbench of the hearth
stone.
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INDEPENDENCE DAY.
Meeting of American Residents.
handsome Subscriptions---General and
Subordinate Committees
Appointed.

The meeting at American residents
at the Hawaiian Hotel last night to
consider ways and means for the cele
bralion of the Fourth of July, was
large and enthusiastic. His Excel.
lency Geo. w Merrill, United States
Minister Resident, called the meeting
to order, when Mr.. Jas. A. Hopper was
appointed chairman and Mr. f. r.
Hendry secretary by unanimous votes.
On motion a committee of twenty
one for the day was appointed, as fol.
lows:-
General Committee-A. ! Cart.
wright, Chairman, c. II. Eldridge, II.
f. Hebbrd, II. Gum, L. d. Tenney,
f. +. Bishop, a. w. Richardson, i.
R Hendry, Geo. Il. Howe, John II.
Patty, p. {. Jones, A. McWayne, G..
w. Smith, r. Jay Greene, w. c.
Wilder, +. c. Porter, N. L. Gedge, II.
+. Lewis, II. NJ. Whitney, jr., A. Bur.
rell, and Hamilton Johnson.
Subscriptions being called for Col.
4. ). Spalting came forward and con-
cluded a ringing speech by plankine
down $Ioo in ten dollar pieces U. S.
gold coin. He was followed by Messrs.
A. J. Cartwright, ]. b. Atherton, p. G.
Zones and J. A. Hopper with a similar
subscription each Mr.. Merrill anc
Mr. ]. II. Putnam, Consul General
subscribed $50 each, and many other,
varying amounts, the list at the close o.
the meeting footing up about 5000.
After the general meeting adjournec
the committee Of twenty one met, elect
ing Mr.. A. ]. Cartwright, chairman anC
Mr. T. &. Porter secretary In the
absence Of the latter Mr.. +. r. Hen
dry ofiicialed as secretary. The follow
ing subcommittee were appointed
Finance--T. c. Porter, c. II. Ell
bridge, A. w. Richardson, T.. ID. Ten
ney and T. f. Bishop.
Salutes-A. ]. Cartwright, p. c
Jones and II. i. Hebbard. (Salutei
Of 10 guns morning, SO noon, and !:
night, are to be hre.)
Literary Exercises--R. Jay Greene,
J. II. Patty, Il. T. Tenney, +. c. Por
ter and Geo. T.. Howe.
Picnic and Sports--C. II. Eldridge
A. McWayne, Fl. M. Whitney, jr, J
A. Hopper, Geo. w. Smith, T.. ID
Tenney, Hamilton Johnson, w. c
Wilder, L. +. Bishop and II. +
Lewis.
Ball-A. Mcwayne, Z. T. Tenney
N. l.. Gedge, Geo. w. Smith, +. X
Hendry, II. Gum and L. F. Bishop.
Printing! Burrell, 4. c. Porte
and f. r. Hendry.
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SIDE LIGHTS.

West, Dow & Co. have just received
an assortment Of Furniture, Pole Cor
nices, Rustic Frames, all sizes, Music
Books, Sheet Music, Croquet Sets,
Drums, Dolls, Masks, Tops, Foot
Balls, Etc, Etc. st.
+. Horn, proprietor Of the Pioneer
Candy Factory, has on hand several
hundred pounds of real Boston Chips,
which cannot be competed with In
price, owing to his extensive facilities
for manufacturing.
Manager Bartlett Of the Hawaiian
Hotel, intends spreading a free lunch
Of substantial viands every evening in
the bar The repast will include cold
meats, salads, etc, in the best style Of
the hotels cookery.
The largest and finest assortment Of
homemade, fresh, French Candies, moi
to be found anywhere else in Homo
lulu, for sale by f. Horn, Pioneer
Steam Candy Factory.
Smoke the Havana Cheroots, to be
found at c. ]. McCarthys.
King Bros are making a specially o.
regilding and repairing old Picture and
Mirror Frames.
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Shipping Notes.

Barkentine Discovery, Lee master,
arrived yesterday, T3H days from San
Francisco, with general cargo and a
deckload Of posts.
Bark Hercules, Bless master, sailed
yesterday in ballast for British Colum.
bia.
Barkentine w H. Dlmond, Swift
master, took for San Francisco I7,349
bags of sugar and 800 punches OF
bananas, value $54,o66.2a.
Steamer James Makee brought ~
cattle, 10 packages sundries and &c
passengers.
Schooner Wailele brought I,I74 bags
sugar, II hides and barrels tallow
Steamers w. G. Hall, Waialeale and
G.. r. Bishop are due to-day.
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Police Court.

Namakueha pleaded not guilty to
assault and battery on All Wong. Com
plaihant had his hat knocked off by
one Of gang Of prisoners, and when
he proceeded to defend himself against
the affront, the defendant, who appears
to have been the luna in charge OF the
prisoners, pitched into and abused
him. Defendant was found guilty and
fined $Io.so.
My An was on trial reprimanded
and discharged on complaint OF as
sault and battery on native, IN dis
pute over water rights on land.
Gin In was partially tried for assault
and battery on a native girl named
Kanakaole at Kalihi. Evidence for
the prosecution was TO the effect that
the Chinaman committed an outrage,
Several Chinese gave uniform evidence
to contradict the girl. AS all the evil
dence for the prosecution was not at
hand, defendant was remanded till the
18th.
Two other cases were remanded, and
one Of selling liquor without license
was withdrawn.
All Fo'forfeited $40 for furious and
needless driving. j..
The suit for replevin Of rifles by j.
T. Warehouse against A. s. Cleghortn
and Geo. Markham was continued TILL
the 18th.
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McInerny's Buildings.

Yesterday the bed plate was being
laid for the walls Of a two story build
ing, A feet by az feet, in rear Of Mr..
M. McInernys new Merchant street
structure, with which it will be con-
nected on the floors and cellar. The
front store ceiling, 10 feet in height, is
to be Of wire lath and plaster, and a
series of ornamental iron pillars down
the center support the second floor
There is an eight foot cellar running
clear under both buildings, length OF
III feet. A hoist of modern pattern
is erected in front of the block. The
building is of the most substantial
description, besides being thoroughly
hreproof. Although when finished it
will compare favorably with any struc-
ture heretofore erected in Honolulu as
to appearance, the proprietor says that
the projected building for his own
business on the corner of Fort and
Merchant streets will surpass this one
in elegance, Mr.. +. b, Thomas is the
contracting builder
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KANEHANEHA DAY.
Fourth Annual Meeting Of the Hawaiian
Jockey Clnb- Programme Of First
Day, Friday, June 10.

Jockey nb-frogramne OF First
Day, Friday, June 10.
The races will commence at IA
o'clock noon.
Judges. F. 6. Pratt, Capt. John II.
Brown, Col. c. H. Judd.
Time Keepers: F. p. Hastings and
J. G. Spencer.
Starter; Major A. B. Haley.
Clerk Of Course: J. M. Dowsett.
Saddlirg Paddock. +. K. Miles.
FIRST RACE.
Honolulu te-Sso. Running
race; u mile dash; for Hawaiian-bred
horses.
1, Iago, &. g., aged; purple jacket,
lavender sleeves and cap; John Ouder-
kirk
q, Waterford Colt, 6. h., S years;
baby blue and garnet; N. Perry.
3, Surprise, g. g., 4 years; purple
jacket, white cap; ]. A. Cummins.
4, POM Moi, &. g., aged; silver gray
and cardinal Maltese cross; w. II.
Cornwell.
s, Nettie Brown, b. m, aged; purple
and yellow; Kealia Ranch.
SECOND RACE.
Reciprocity Plate-$loo. Running
race; q mile dash; free to ALL
I, Rockwell, b. g., 4 years; purple
jacket, lavender sleeves and cap; John
Ouderkirk.
2, Nisa, b. M, 4 years; silver gray
and cardinal Maltese cross; w. H.
Cornwell.
8, Amandine, b. M, 4 years; purple
and yellow; Kealia Ranch.
THIRD RACE.
Oceanic Purse-$roo. Trotting race
mile heats; best 3 in S; to harness
free for ALL
1, Joe Dake, b. g. aged; d. H
Davis.
2, Clementine, b. M, aged; Miles &
Hayley.
3, Twinkle, b. M, aged; Kealii
Ranch.
FOURTH RACK.
Waikapu Cup-$so added. Run
ming; q mile dash; free for all; winne
to beat the record Of "May d." IIoH
/, Queen Kapiolani, S. M, 4 years
purple jacket, white cap; ]. A. Cum
minis.
2, Hancock, b. h., aged; silver gra,
and cardinal Maltese cross; w. II
Cornwell.
3, Patrol, b. h., aged; cherry Jacket
pink cap and sash; Huntley & Potter
FIFTH RACE.
Breeders Plate SIS. RunninI
race; mile dash; free for all 3.yea
olds.
/, IA Aolani, bay T., 3 years; pur
pie jacket, white cap; ]. A. Cummins
2, Homaikawaa, b. M, 3 years
cherry jacket, pink cap and sash
Huntley & Potter.
8, Matte M, b. m, 3 years. purpl
and yellow; Kealia Ranch.
SIXTH RACE
: Hawaiian Plate-$7s. Runnin
race; mile dash; free for all.
/ l, Rockwell, b. g., 4 years; purpl
jacket, lavender sleeves and cap; Johl
Ouderklrk.
,, Queen Kapiolani, S. m, 4 years
purple jacket, white cap; ]. A. Gun
Minis
, 8, Col, Gih, b, g., S years; silv,
gray, cardinal Maltese cross; w. +
, Conwell.
4, Patrol, b. h., aged; cherry jacket
, pink cap and sash; Huntley a. Potte
. s, Amandine, b. M, 4 years; purpl
/ and yellow; Kealia Ranch.
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A Want Supplied.

The Elele Book, Job and Newspaper
Office, corner Of Queen and Ii streets
opposite Office Of the Board OF Health,
have, in connection with their already
Extensive Printing Establishment, just
received per S. s. Australia, through
Messrs. Palmer & Rey, Of San Fran.
cisco, direct from the mandatory,
New York City, Gordon Job Print.
ing Press, one Of the finest and best in
the world, and Of the largest size made.
There is nothing in this country to
compare with it. To examine this
fine piece Of workmanship is worth a
visit to the Elele Office. 1t excels in
doing the finest kind Of work in the
shortest possible time.
Merchants and others requiring print
ing Of any kind at short notice, and al
reasonable rates, will do we'll to give
the Elele Office a call. Telephone
No. 544. I'M
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Evangelical Association.

Friday, June Io--Annual examina.
ton Of the North Pacific Mission In
stitute at Kawaiahao Church 9 a. m.
Evangelical Association p. m. Ha-
waiian Board meets 7 p. m. Ha.
vivian Blue Ribbon League at Emma
House 1880 p. m.
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Fast Ocean Travel.

Messrs. John d. Spreckels & Bros.
received despatch from Auckland, N.
T., May 10th, announcing the arrival
Of the Mariposa two days ahead Of con-
tract time. The Mariposa gained four
days on her previous down trip.
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C. A. R. Gard of Thanks.

The Committee who had charge Of
the ceremonies and exercises held on
Memorial Day, May 80, 1887, desire
to express their thanks to all who assist
ed them in the observance thereof; TO
His Majesty the King who kindly gave
the services of the Royal Hawaiian
Band; to the officers and members Of
the Honolulu Rifle Battalion, who
acted as escort; to Bandmaster Berger
and the members of the band for the
inspiring music; to Mr.. Saunders who
furnished free transportation for deco
rations, etc; to the ladies whose skill
full hands prepared the floral tribute;
and also to Mrs, W. A. Hopper, the
school children, and the ladies and
gentlemen who contributed so greatly
to the success and enjoyment Of the
evening exercises.
C. II. ELDRIDGF.
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The ballast lately put on the Esplan-
AIDE was laid slovenly never rolled, and
is rapidly being pulyerized into fine
dust, tht will blow in clouds in dry
weather and make mud in wet.
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Vessels in Port from Foreign Port

Vessels In Port from Foreign Ports
Am bark c. o. Whiunore, Thompson, from Depart.
ure Bay sc
Nor bk p Z Peterson Sundt, from San Francisco
Brit bark Scottish Lassie, singer, from Liverpool
Haw bk Kalakaua, Armstrong, from Valparaiso
Arg Rep bark Guileuno, Sandman, from Pon
Townsend for Callao, in distress, leaking
Am bark Chas Il Kenney, Daher, from Newcastle,
NSW
Am bktne Planter, Psrriman, from San Francisco
Am bktne John worsier, Fisher from Departure
Bay
Am bktne Mary winkelman, Blake, from San Fran
cisco
An bk Atlanta, Tibbets, from Port Townsend
BARK Don Carlos, jacobson, from Puget Sound
Am bark Saranac, Shaw, from San Francisco
Bktne Skagit Robinson, from Puget Sound
Bktne Geo Perkins, Alderman, from San Francisco
Am ship nmour, Johnson, from Boston
Mission simr Morning Star, Garland, from South Sea
Islands
Am bktne Discovery, Lee, from San Francisco
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Vessels Expected from Foreign Port,

Brit bark Cerastes, from Liverpool, due May 1870.
Br bark X. L. T., from Newcastle n. S. W. due
Feb. IS-2s.
Szealaudia, Oterendorp, from San Francisco, en-
route for the Colonies, due June 10
Am bk Jas Stone, haraow, from Boston, due
July ao3I.
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Somebody left on the HERALD desk
yesterday the following note: "The
gas lights on Liliha street were lit at
halfpast four yesterday afternoon, and
by o;3o y m. they were out"
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Chairman OF the Committee,

There have been fifteen students in
the North Pacific Institute, under Rev.
C. M. Hyde, d, d., during this year,
one of whom graduates to-day and will
take charge of the native church at
Kalapana, Hawaii.
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There will be union picnic of the
Bethel Union and Fort-strec' Sunday
schools tomorrow, June II, at 1890
o'clock on the grounds Of Mr. c. NJ.
Cooke, Beretania street. Members Of
the Y. NJ. {. A. are invited to attend.
The daily herald. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1886-1887, 1887-06-10

The Chinese theatre was illuminated
outside and inside last night, on the
occasion Of hIla performance di.
rected by the Hawaiian dandy.
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Combination Show.

Don't fail to visit the combination
show at the Pavilion, Fort street, at 7
o'clock this evening. Admission as
cts. and 50 cts.
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Nows the Day and Now's the Hour

"Ihis hours the very crisis Of your fate
Your good OF III, your nfamy or fame
And all the color Of your life depends
On this important now"
Insure now in the Mutual Life In
surance Company of New York. 5
G. Wilder, agent, NV
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Chas Hall was drivinghis hack yester.
day, not seeming the worse for his ad.
venture Of the night before.
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The Pantheon Stables will run four.
il-haud buses to and from Klpiolani
Park tod " for fifty cents each way
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The steamer w. G. Hall is expected
from Hawaii and Maui early this
morning.
The daily herald. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1886-1887, 1887-06-10

1t was a French brig Alero that the
British warship Opal WIS looking after
in the New Hebrides.
The daily herald. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1886-1887, 1887-06-10

Mr.. +. Horn will furnish refresh.
ments at the Park at store price.
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LOCAL NEWS.

scveudys later news by the zea-
l.ndia due to-day.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE,
ARRIVALS.

TUESDAY June ..
Bkine Discovery from San Francisco
| Stmr las Make from Kauai
| Schr Wailele from Kuau
Schr Waiehu from Waiaua
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BUSINESS ITEMS.

No handbook excels the Hawaiian Almanac
and Annual for reliable statistical and general
information relating to these Islands. Price
90 cents,
The daily herald. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1886-1887, 1887-06-10
DEPARTURES.

THuRspAv, June 9,
Bktne W II Dmond for San Francisco at spm
Stmr A Cummins for koolau
Stmr WaiInanalo for Waianae and Waalua
GerAk Hercules for Royal Roads, c